How thick is the wooden top (without the base)? And can the base be detached?
27789
The thickness of the top is about 3/4 in thick and the base can not be detached.
27790
The wooden top is approximately 1 1/2 cm or 10/16th of an inch. I haven't tried to detach the base myself, but I do see a hex nut that looks like it could easily be unscrewed.
27791
Without the base it is about a quarter inch thick. The base is not removable.
27792
The top only is right at 1/2" thick and the base can be removed, it is attached with one screw. www.suziaintlazy.com
27793
The top is 1/2 inch thin and the base has one 1/2 inch socket screw to remove the base.
1472118
Approx. an inch as the base is about approx 3/4 inch. Hope that helps. I love mine, very sturdy, and I get compliments all the time.�Big enough to hold what you need, and not too big so everyone can't leave all thier junk piled on them..haha
1439779
The top does not come off. You can just dust it like you would any piece of wood.
788671
Mine is firmly attached. I personally would not risk weakening the structure of the base. I kept the box it came in for storage purposes.
186827
The base is much wider than the top. I don't know how that would look? And if I did it with mine, I would find a way to anchor them into the wall. Not very sturdy:( Hope that helps.
443294
The thickness is @ 9". The table top is one unit and does not come apart. I hope this helps.
1999180
it's about 10.5 in. high without the base. the small base that's on it adds about another inch. that can be removed. it's only screwed on with 3 screws in the back.
2009827
This base does not detach. If you did find a way to remove it, you would not easily be able to click it back together.
658542
The top is very sturdy. Just make sure you put it it together properly and securely. I love mine.
634774
I don't think the top could be removed easily. It's hard to tell. It came as one piece. I love the island as is, however.
1324838
The marble is about 1/2" thick with radiused edge. It's heavy and I took a while putting it together myself because the marble and the base are heavy. The base is about 2' in diameter.
1717501
It is rather heavy but the top is separate and just sitting on the base. I have never done this but in the past my parents always secured the top of their clay birdbaths with a thick roll of putty. The top could then be pried off for winter storage. I filled the base of mine about halfway with gravel for additional sturdiness but didn't do anything to secure the top. So far the deer haven't broken it. Knock on wood! I may have just jinxed myself! I think I'll go get some putty now!
1304054
I don't think that would work. Also, it would require dismantling in order to be bolted down (as it comes already constructed). Although it is very very sturdy while set on a table top, the base is plastic and definitely not meant to withstand any rough handling or movement.
315133
The base is about 1 inch, without the cable covers. With the cable covers it is about 3 inches.
2199461
It can be detached from the rolling cart base, but that is not the designed use. I'm not sure how secure the top will stand on its own.
235866
The whole thing is sturdy wood. The base is hollow inside. I know it looks like stone in the pictures. The table is great though. I also got the chairs with it. The whole set works nicely. The table top scratches easily though so be careful.
1973542
The whole top could come detached if you wanted to replace it with something else I'm sure. It could come off and be a fancy wall shelf also. But when I received this, the frame was already set up.. and I'm not saying if you took the top piece off that it wouldn't harm the product either. It's really just up to the buyer what they want to do and risk doing. Also white can really light up a tight space but over time it get's messy!! Always consider the pros and cons.